Not true......

Here is a Pic from the BBQ that I took. It shows the passenger side of Jason's car that has been widened 2". It is a huge amount of work to pull this off properly but it looks amazing in the fact you really can't tell.

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...12-2012009.jpg

Please thank Brycen for allowing me to stick weld the door piece on. I forgot that chipping the flux off with the pick end of the body hammer might dimple it a bit but a little mud work and it'll be fine.

Looks awesome guys

Did you stretch the front and back
 

2 inches? Hard for these old eyes to tell from the photos. This car is a piece of work and you are just adding to it. Great job!

Just the front. Jason needed to clear 285/19's at his desired ride height.

Wow - great picture and yes the car looks nice.

But I thought you weren't going to allow Camera's at the BBQ

I work here and I'm allowed to take pictures last time I checked.

Then start posting them up. You don't want to end up like that shop in Florida that tells you about a build and it becomes one of them "Silent-Picture" threads. boring !!!

Way to much Talk-Talk lets get down to business and start promoting what you guys do ( which is what got your name out there in the fist place ) and post some pictures.

just my 2 cents

In fairness to the builder and customer, maybe they don't want to much posted...... (yet).

The process that Ironworks uses to alter the fenders and quarter panels take a lot of knowledge and talent. There is always the fine line of showing your work vs. teaching everyone else how to do it. Always a tough decision.


--Eric